Sentence examples for season tree from inspiring English sources

ROSLYN HARBOR Nassau County Museum of Art "Celebrate the Season," tree lighting and choral music concert by many Long Island groups, including Alison's Folk Group of St. Raymond's, Hempstead High School Choir, Sacred Heart Academy's Chamber Chorus and Chamber Orchestra and more.

These factors included type of work schedule, type of operation, season, tree species, and tree size.

During the growing season, tree stem diameters were greatest at mid-morning and smallest in the late evening, reflecting the daily cycle of water uptake and loss.

We do not feel that allergic exposures in the preseason could have affected our results: subjects reported major symptoms consistent with the relevant season (tree or grass in Chicago), and only four were sensitized to both allergens (one studied in grass season; three studied in tree season).

The assessments were carried out under the following different seasonal conditions: August 2001: Advanced dry season: trees are starting to drop their leaves.

Because of an unusually strong growing season, trees common throughout the New York region -- including maple, oak, ash, birch, beech and cherry -- are now thick with green leaves that over the next six weeks are expected to explode in a fiery display of red, gold, orange, purple and bronze.

CUT north from the Long Island Expressway, slip onto the back roads of the island's famed Gold Coast, and it is easy to lose yourself in the season: trees overhanging the roads create tunnels singed with the red and orange flames of fall.

When fire is excluded from the landscape, or cooler fires are applied during the early dry season, trees and other woody plants establish themselves within the landscape in areas potentially suitable for tree growth.

EVEN for seasoned tree experts like Lou Sebesta, an urban forester who has seen many champions, the 125-year-old flowering dogwood in Carmel is a wonder.

Mr. Ost, 46, has designed a few minimalist gardens, and he thrives on the challenge of working in a bigger frame of time and space: changing seasons, tree growth, shrubs that can be pruned to sticks or sculptured into sinuous snakes.

Head over to the Crayola.com/crafts/ for an array of wonderful ideas, like this beautiful Changing Seasons tree -- perfect for March!